TeamIA

The previous website presented many AI capabilities without a strong hierarchy between diagnosis, integration and business outcomes. The work started with reverse engineering of the pages, messages, journeys and trust signals. The goal was not to repaint Webflow, but to define what TeamIA should represent to an SME decision-maker.

The selected position presents TeamIA as a cross-border integrator that turns a business process into an operational, measurable and fundable AI agent. The journey now connects two stages: frame the use case, then deploy the agent and measure value. France and Luxembourg remain local entry points without forcing an IP-based redirect.

Several full-page directions were explored before consolidating a clear and operational interface. The first viewport delivers one promise, one primary action and one readable system diagram: data and processes enter a secured agent, then produce tool actions, time savings and measurable ROI.

The rest of the page prioritizes the journey, demos and evidence. Press coverage, founder profile, local markets, FAQ and contact each have a defined role. Icons, typography and component dimensions are normalized so the team can extend the website without losing visual coherence.

The frontend was rebuilt with Next.js while Payload CMS manages pages, articles, markets, funding programs, use cases, demos, FAQ, team, press and redirects. PostgreSQL on Supabase stores structured content and separate object storage hosts media.

Remote Payload reads are intentionally optional for the public site. A static snapshot acts as a fallback: if the database or CMS is unavailable, marketing pages continue to respond without opening a PostgreSQL connection on every visit. This improves availability, speed and Vercel/Supabase quota control.

The nine demos never call webhooks directly from the browser. A Next.js route validates the request, applies limits and relays it to n8n with a server-only secret. The contact form follows the same boundary before persistence and workflow delivery.

This separates the visible experience from credentials and orchestration. Logging, volume controls, retries and workflow changes can evolve without exposing the n8n instance or coupling the frontend to technical implementation details.

The redesign preserves existing domain authority through a migration matrix covering source URL, destination, redirect, canonical and language equivalent. Native pages replace hard-to-index embedded content, with sitemap, hreflang, metadata, structured data and files readable by AI agents.

France, Luxembourg and Paris hubs address distinct local intent. Articles, market pages, use cases and demos are connected by topic to avoid orphan pages. GA4, GTM and PostHog remain consent-aware, enabling journey measurement without loading optional tracking before the visitor's choice.

The delivery includes Payload migrations, static content fallbacks, admin scripts, Supabase procedures, access security and operational documentation. Production accounts, source code, data and essential services belong to TeamIA to prevent provider lock-in.

This case study combines my complete business website approach: understand the offer, design the journey, build the editorial system, connect operations, preserve search equity and document maintenance. Launch is the beginning of a measurable content and conversion improvement loop.